US Politics Mega-thread - Page 2126
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Gahlo
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GreenHorizons
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On February 20 2020 11:07 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: Bloomberg coming with the good old republican ' Sanders will make people lose the healthcare plans they love' Warren going HAM against Bloomberg lol Warren going down swinging is worth it even if she takes a couple cheap shots at Bernie on the way down. EDIT: Warren making a decent case for VP even though I don't trust her a bit. | ||
FueledUpAndReadyToGo
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Mohdoo
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Holy shit. | ||
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Mohdoo
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This is a murder. Call 911. | ||
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LegalLord
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TentativePanda
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
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I also feel bad for Biden who is just ignored by everyone lol | ||
Mohdoo
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On February 20 2020 11:47 TentativePanda wrote: This is the ugliest political debut, maybe political appearance, I've ever seen. Wow I'm honestly floored. I expected a blood bath, but this is like a blood lake. Blood everywhere. I feel like if I go in my closet, open a box, there's blood in there. | ||
TentativePanda
United States800 Posts
On February 20 2020 11:45 LegalLord wrote: Holy damn, Bloomberg vs the world looks like a train wreck happening in real time. His campaign is surely going to tank after this. You'd think so. But never underestimate the idiocy of the American electorate when tons of money is poured into advertisements. Not to say that's likely, but yknow | ||
TentativePanda
United States800 Posts
On February 20 2020 11:50 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: I'm waiting for the moderators to ask Buttigieg a tough question though I also feel bad for Biden who is just ignored by everyone lol Very true, except the Biden bit lol EDIT: Though if he does indeed have dimensia, I feel bad honestly lol | ||
Mohdoo
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*walks over to grab another beer* Cheers TL | ||
vult
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Unfortunately I missed the first half of the debate and didn’t catch Bloomberg getting boomed. Hopefully it continues! | ||
LegalLord
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On February 20 2020 11:51 TentativePanda wrote: You'd think so. But never underestimate the idiocy of the American electorate when tons of money is poured into advertisements. Not to say that's likely, but yknow I don't think so. It certainly helps a lot, but look at Jeb Bush for example - no amount of money will make a large number of people vote for a candidate the entire country has already decided against. Bloomberg, after coverage like this, will quickly reach Jeb Bush status of unlikeableness. Makes you really appreciate how good Trump was at deflecting the exact same series of questions on sexual harassment, tax returns, supporting [the other party], etc. Bloomberg clearly has no knack for public speaking alongside having just as much baggage. | ||
TentativePanda
United States800 Posts
On February 20 2020 11:56 vult wrote: The attacks on Klobuchar regarding Mexico seem petty and unfair. Good on Warren for coming to her defense. Unfortunately I missed the first half of the debate and didn’t catch Bloomberg getting boomed. Hopefully it continues! I don't like Amy, but forgetting a name (if thats what it really was) is indeed a dumb thing to attack someone over. That being said, if you watch the interview where it happened, the rest was much more justifiably embarrassing | ||
TentativePanda
United States800 Posts
On February 20 2020 11:59 LegalLord wrote: I don't think so. It certainly helps a lot, but look at Jeb Bush for example - no amount of money will make a large number of people vote for a candidate the entire country has already decided against. Bloomberg, after coverage like this, will quickly reach Jeb Bush status of unlikeableness. Makes you really appreciate how good Trump was at deflecting the exact same series of questions on sexual harassment, tax returns, supporting [the other party], etc. Bloomberg clearly has no knack for public speaking alongside having just as much baggage. As for your first point, I was half joking. This looks really bad for him. But the reason I was half joking was exactly due to your second point. Its been done before. The two big difference is, as you said, Trump and his PR team are masters of social engineering. The other is that he succeeded in deflecting such attacks in the Republican Party, which is a whole different ballgame than doing such things in the liberal left | ||
vult
United States9399 Posts
On February 20 2020 12:01 TentativePanda wrote: I don't like Amy, but forgetting a name (if thats what it really was) is indeed a dumb thing to attack someone over. That being said, if you watch the interview where it happened, the rest was much more justifiably embarrassing I can respect her owning up to her mistake and learning from it. I don’t like Amy either, but humility is a quality I like to see in politicians. | ||
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